Revue d'études comparatives Est-Ouest

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  Año 2000, Vol. 31, Número 3

  • Communists in Central Europe - 1989 and the literal, dialectical ruin of the Unified Polish Workers' Party

    Dariusz Stola

    págs. 5-20

    

  • Communists in Central Europe - How Czech Communists use their past

    Françoise Mayer

    págs. 21-42

    

  • Communists in Central Europe - The practical face of Czech "Neo-Communism": The Communist Party's campaign propaganda in Bohemia and Moravia since 199

    Michel Perottino

    págs. 43-68

    

  • Education in Russia - Equality in Russia: Myth and reality

    David L'vovic Konstantinovskij

    págs. 69-98

    

  • Education in Russia - Secondary education in the throes of change during the Reform: A view from Moscow

    Galina Cerednicenko

    págs. 99-126

    

  • Organizing diversity: Determining national categories in the Russian Empire and the USSR (1897-1939)

    Juliette Cadiot

    págs. 127-150

    

  • Official Islam versus political Islam in Uzbekistan today: The Muslim Directorate and non-Hanafi groups

    Bakhtyar Babadjanov

    págs. 151-164

    

  • Disinflationary policy in Hungary, 1995 et 2000

    Balazs Égert

    págs. 165-192

    

  • The changing Polish economy: Willful policies and social catalysts

    Andrzej Dudzinski, Krystyna Symkiewicz

    págs. 193-228

    

  • Report - The Tampere Congress

    Sandrine Devaux, Irmina Matonyte, Laure Neumayer, Michel Perottino

    págs. 229-238

    

  • Reviews - Colporteurs du Komintem. L'Union soviétique et les minorité au Moyen-Orient

    Taline Ter Minassian, Sophie Coeuré

    pág. 239

    

  • Reviews - The Globalization of Industry and Innovation in Eastern Europe. From Post-socialist Restructuring to International Competitiveness

    Christian von Hirschhausen, Jürgen Bitzer, Wladimir Andreff

    págs. 240-242

    

  • Reviews - L'économie vietnamienne et la crise asiatique

    Cuong Le Van, Jacques Mazier, Wladimir Andreff

    pág. 243